Definition of dished in English:

dished

adjective dɪʃtdɪʃt

Having the shape of a dish; concave.
overloaded timber floors are likely to sag, producing a dished or sloping floor surface
Example sentencesExamples
- Horses clattered through the whiteness, their backs and foreheads sporting melting ice dribbling over their dished faces.
- They are pretty little things with floating manes and dished faces; not quite the angry war horses you would imagine from the tribesmen's descriptions.
- During the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries it was customary for iron clubs to have a curved or dished face, which promoted easy lofting of the ball.
- Use a leveling compound in all the low and dished areas, and then allow it to dry before installing the underlayment.
- Their large, wide splayed hooves kept them from sinking in, and their dished faces and large nostrils helped them to breath the hot air, filtering out the sand.

Definition of dished in US English:

dished

adjectivediSHtdɪʃt

Having the shape of a dish; concave.
overloaded timber floors are likely to sag, producing a dished or sloping floor surface
Example sentencesExamples
- Their large, wide splayed hooves kept them from sinking in, and their dished faces and large nostrils helped them to breath the hot air, filtering out the sand.
- Horses clattered through the whiteness, their backs and foreheads sporting melting ice dribbling over their dished faces.
- During the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries it was customary for iron clubs to have a curved or dished face, which promoted easy lofting of the ball.
- Use a leveling compound in all the low and dished areas, and then allow it to dry before installing the underlayment.
- They are pretty little things with floating manes and dished faces; not quite the angry war horses you would imagine from the tribesmen's descriptions.

单词	dished
释义	Definition of dished in English: dished adjective dɪʃtdɪʃt Having the shape of a dish; concave. overloaded timber floors are likely to sag, producing a dished or sloping floor surface Example sentencesExamples Horses clattered through the whiteness, their backs and foreheads sporting melting ice dribbling over their dished faces. They are pretty little things with floating manes and dished faces; not quite the angry war horses you would imagine from the tribesmen's descriptions. During the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries it was customary for iron clubs to have a curved or dished face, which promoted easy lofting of the ball. Use a leveling compound in all the low and dished areas, and then allow it to dry before installing the underlayment. Their large, wide splayed hooves kept them from sinking in, and their dished faces and large nostrils helped them to breath the hot air, filtering out the sand. Definition of dished in US English: dished adjectivediSHtdɪʃt Having the shape of a dish; concave. overloaded timber floors are likely to sag, producing a dished or sloping floor surface Example sentencesExamples Their large, wide splayed hooves kept them from sinking in, and their dished faces and large nostrils helped them to breath the hot air, filtering out the sand. Horses clattered through the whiteness, their backs and foreheads sporting melting ice dribbling over their dished faces. During the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries it was customary for iron clubs to have a curved or dished face, which promoted easy lofting of the ball. Use a leveling compound in all the low and dished areas, and then allow it to dry before installing the underlayment. They are pretty little things with floating manes and dished faces; not quite the angry war horses you would imagine from the tribesmen's descriptions.
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